US secretary of state meets with Iraqi FM Fuad Hussein, says there is still 'work to do' but declines to discuss with media possible US troop withdrawals

10 attackers also killed in assault that starts with suicide bombing and comes at end of ceasefire with Taliban

TV report says security agency got OK from Justice Ministry officials for controversial program, but few in the government were informed; Knesset, phone companies didn't know

German prosecutors accuse Ravsan B. of forming Islamic State cell to carry out attacks, raise money for the jihadist group

Boris Johnson says government will seek appeal of ruling allowing Shamima Begum to come back to UK, after she was stripped of her citizenship for going to Syria to join jihadists

Gaza-based terror group dismisses report by Palestinian media outlet close to its rival Mohammad Dahlan as 'rumors and lies'

Prominent analyst, who supported Iraq's anti-government protests, had faced online threats, including accusations that he 'collaborated with Israel'

Prosecutors say Safiyya Shaikh, an Islamic State supporter, also planned to blow up a hotel and detonate a suicide vest on a London Underground train

Case not expected to be heard before end of next year; 86 killed when Mohamed Lahouaiej Bouhlel plowed a 19-ton truck into a crowd assembled for July 14 fireworks display

Military says 5 soldiers killed or wounded in operations last week, as security forces battle local affiliate of Islamic State